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Tettnanger

Tettnanger hop variety — watercolor botanical illustration
Type Aroma
Alpha Acid 3.5-5.5%%
Origin Germany

About

Tettnanger is a German noble hop from the Tettnang region on Lake Constance. Its refined spicy and herbal character with gentle floral notes makes it essential for traditional German and Swiss lagers, wheat beers, and Belgian-inspired ales.

Flavor Profile

Spicy, herbal, floral, mildly earthy

Substitutes

Saaz, Hallertauer Mittelfrüh, Spalter

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tettnanger hop?
Tettnanger — German noble hop from Lake Constance. Spicy, herbal, floral aroma for lagers. Alpha acid 3.5-5.5%.
What is the alpha acid content of Tettnanger hops?
Tettnanger hops have an alpha acid content of 3.5-5.5%%.
What flavor does Tettnanger add to beer?
Spicy, herbal, floral, mildly earthy
What are substitutes for Tettnanger hops?
Saaz, Hallertauer Mittelfrüh, Spalter

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